The Falls Church Public Schools’ Chief Financial Officer Hunter Kimble was honored by the School Board Tuesday in recognition of February as Clerk Recognition Month (he is also the Board’s clerk, among other things).
Kimble has been with the school system since 1994, a graduate of Falls Church schools himself.
“He is the ultimate ‘lifer’” in the school system, remarked Board member Kieran Sharpe. All members of the Board had kind things to say about Kimble’s tireless service to the system.
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